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"Hello, nice meeting you..." I greeted with a smile.
"Nice meeting you, Pamela..." replied the talented Mr Gaimen.
I'm SO going to have sweet dreams...
ZzzZzz
HR & I
Thank you for accompanying me to meet
Mr Gaimen!
I sincerely appreciate it!
Happy Halloween!!!
Great acting by CY!
We laughed for a good few seconds or even a minute
after this shot was taken!
:D
Just me...
Yea, as you can tell...
I'm up to no good!
Naughty thoughts for tricks are filling up my mind!!!
BEWARE & BE SCARED!!!
This is my favourite from the group.
It's humongous!
I was @ the Crocodile Farm for my ACRES project with
my new-found friend.
It was an interesting, eye-opening experience for me as
I haven't had a close encounter with the wild in a while.
I truly enjoyed myself.
:)
Gil grinning from ear to ear

Alrighty folks,
I'm extremely exhausted... (now, literally at this present moment)
Been catching up with friends,
volunteering, doing things that
I enjoy deep down etc.
Pretty much the kinda life
I want to live...
Just watch Julie & Julia...
It was an awesome movie!
It made me think...
Who is my role model?
Who do I aspire to be like?
I believe there are several people
that I truly want to learn from...
Well and I do believe that
when I am committed to do something,
I want to do it well!
Shall update more the next time!
Sharing is learning :D

~

Goodnight / Bonjour!

Signing off,
Pam Petite

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